Zed is looking to hire a Windows Lead. If you have strong Rust experience, deep Windows API knowledge, and enjoy building truly native Windows applications, apply today.
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right now i'm watching white lotus as well and really appreciating that that show just does one complete arc per season
next season i'm watching severance at 1.5x speed not apologizing for this
coffee shop putting death cab and new bad bunny back to back, ideal for reaching flow this morning
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Our 6th newsletter is live! Inside, we explore the evolving role of languages in shaping the future of interfaces, dive into how this ties to #MCP, and feature an insightful interview with Anastasia Petrova 🇺🇦—a Ukrainian iOS developer thriving in the UK.
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#Swift 
Merci
Currently no, but it's on our short list.
this is makereal.tldraw.com (needs an model key, sorry) Not the entire history, just the commits you are trying to review.
If you Vibe code, and need to rate limit your app.
We have the most generous free tier at @unkey.com
- 150,000 requests that allow access to your application
If you get attacked and we rate limit them, none of that is counted towards your usage stats.
Enjoy 🫡 
I'll do a little more investigation tomorrow and write up an issue if this does look like it is the culprit
Hi! This looks like it might be an issue to bring up with with Gitea as it looks like they might not be handling the potential for unknown headers correctly github.com/go-gitea/git.... Both GitHub and GitLab handle extra headers in case new headers get added to core git. okay, so the wysiwyg style in which you can format things with markdown syntax, but returning to them doesn't reveal that syntax and, for ex, changing a link, you do by a popover editor - notion's approach.
earnestly, what's the right behavior here? they could show md syntax always, or try to reserve a lot of space at the end of lines to isolate the movement. preventing links from jumping would be harder still because they'd require a lot more reserved space
We've spent the past year replacing the Vitess SQL evaluation engine with a virtual machine.
We've seen huge performance improvement, better maintainability, and performance on-par with MySQL's original C++ evaluation engine.
Vicent Martí explains how we did this in Go.
pscale.link/interpreters 
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🚨 Final reminder 🚨
Our Dev AMA is in 1 hour! Come join our team as we talk about the latest and greatest coming to Prisma ORM (if you're an ESM fan... let's just say you should be there)
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For the last few months, @gitbutler.com has been working on a new code review tool and using it in place of PR review.
It's commit-based, treating your branch like a series of patches and it's completely changed my workflow.
Check it out!
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me right now
mcp is the most over-hyped thing in tech right now it's like the hype with openai tool-use a year ago, but 10x
Have you seen this val? It does bluesky auth, but I'm not sure if it's the same thing you're looking for
www.val.town/v/loading/xp